The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-21

zee & Co.'S shoe house. sl5 East Broad
street, April 20th, 1887. 9 am, SO; -
m, j9o; pm, j9'; 9 pm, so.
At the Druids entertainment Tuesday
night Rev William r. Wright introduced
Major Courtney, and the music was fur
nished by Tremer's string band.
There will be new moon Saturday at
1903 in the morning
The saloon at Sacnger Halle is being
beautifully painted, repapered, and re-
fitted
There will be "a full cast and chorus
rehearsal of the Mikado at Wilkinson
Hall tomorrow night
The Stanton .Spectgtor says of the new
Grand Master Of the ! o. q. F.. The
Grand Master elect, Arthur A. Splitter, is
wen known here. having learned the
art preseryatiye of all art in the Nperto-
tr Office
Captain T. H. Bransford, formerly Of
Richmond. freight agent al Roanoke, will
be appointed auditor Of the Shenandoah
Valley railroad, i'm the place Of Colonel
+. T. POrtlock, deceased.
Among the patents issued for the week
ending Tuesday. was one 10 Cussen *
Helm, Richmond for tobacco bags
Mrs. Mary A. Wood relict Of the late
James II. Wood died in Baltimore last
I Tuesday
The Old Clyde Line steamship Ashland.
from Richmond for Philadelphia, broke
her shaft i'm the James river and was
lowed to Philadelphia Monday hy The
steamer Pioneer in disabled condition.
Marshal Thomas W Scott, Mr. James
Lyon, and Major Leigh u Page were il
Norfolk Yesterday
The Norfolk Loudmort says of the
Duncan c. RIOS, show THE perform
anCe was q fraud throughout and those
who were absent are lo bc coneraiu-
lated
The Chambers Fire Company, of Ports
mouth. hold "a meeting 90 night tO con
slider am invitation of the Richmond Fire
Department tO visit this city during Tie
meeting of the Virginia fi1emen A-so-
citation. which viii De h.Id in ihis city ln
June
% is hardly probable lbai the mem.
orial chapel at the Soldiers Home will
De ready for dedication before May sih.
Major Charlie Pickett. of Norfolk and
Judge Adam J. King were in 'hc city
/ yesterday
The services of Rev H. " Brown at
the Second Baptist church are largely
attended.
Neil Burgess viii be at the Academy
next week in bis great play Vim.
Mr. Noment T. Calling late with Mr.
Everett Waddoy, left yesterday for Phiia
dclphia. where me has accepted 20 position
with 70 large stationery house.
1t was reported yesterday that Mr. j.
Richard Green. president of the Brick
layer. Union, had Withdrawn from that
body. and resumed work on the old
terms
Mr. Pcyton $. Coles. Grand Master of
Masons. is 40 The Exchange Hotel
Speaker Charles J. Stuart is in the city
and has summoned the members of thc
debt commission tO meet in this city SAT-
urday
nm pOstonice receipts Richmond stands
twenty sixth ON the list of cities in the
United States Il is between Syracuse
y. r. and Hartford Conn.
The closing entertain ment and ball of
the Dancing Academy of Madame Louis.
will take place go Sanger Halle Monday
night, May 2d.
General Albert Ordway, the newly APP
p0nicd Brigadier-Gencral of The District
Militia. called 40 the War Department
yesterday
Yesterday morning our popular Dep
uV sheriff Mr. Philip Paul Winston
was presented by some friends with %
eoid-headcd cane. Accompanying The
testimonial wa. the mcrited sentiment .
8" A golden head 20 golden heart
A new candidate for public patronage
next season viii De the Casino, thenew
place of amusement which is now being
erected by Mr. a. j. Ford. the hotel man,
al the northwest corner of Eighth and
Broad streets.
Among the guests at Ford's is Mr.
James NJ Marshall. the general manager
of the Singer Manufacturing Company in
Chicago
Hon John Randolph Tucker, of Nir-
einia. has decided 90 take Am office and
practice his profession in Washington
Ills family will, of course, make that city
their home during the winter months
Richmond was visited by another very
cold A Iril shower about ! o'clock yes
terday. which continued with but lutte
intermission for several hours
The yacht Clean, with Mr. Harrison
Garrett. Mr. G.. ID. Langbome and others
left Rockets yesterday at I'D o'clock am
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Tabb and wife against Hughes and
wife. Submitted
Washington and Ohio Railroad Com
panv against Lewis and 0is Argued By
Il. +. Barton. Esq, for appellant and H.
o. Claughton. C.. T. Stuart, and j. w.
Johnson Fsoe for apnfllrp- and sub-